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Episode 35: Why Education and Training Are Key to Growing Manufacturing in the US

Spiro Technologies

Mike Nager: Yes, I went to school for an engineering degree. As a result, I’m an electrical engineer by degree. I was typically in a customer-facing position, such as applications engineering, sales, or product marketing. We should pitch it to someone in Hollywood. However, they can’t go out as much.

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NYC Sanitation, Scotch Tape & More: 10 Companies With Unexpectedly Good Twitter Content

Hubspot

It’s able to establish itself as a source of information, rather than a domineering force, and uses the platform for its own version of customer service. Don’t be afraid to use Twitter for customer service -- your followers expect it. Give props to your customers, followers, or volunteers -- they’ll notice, and often reciprocate.

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Building a Sales Organization with Craig Klein

Sales Nexus

Once I got out of college and got into the working world, I graduated as an engineer. I went to work at NASA, for a NASA subcontractor as an electrical engineer. What that has meant over the years is that we’ve been able to take a different approach than our competitors do to the relationship with the customer.

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PODCAST 145: Lessons Learned From Winning by Design with Jacco van der Kooij

Sales Hacker

He is proud to have helped marquee customers over the years, including Amazon, AT&T, DISH, and Disney. He holds a BSc in electrical engineering and an executive MBA from the University of Leicester. Because we want to help our customers. I’m just there to help the customers. The money is secondary.

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SaaStr Podcast #388 with Okta CMO Ryan Carlson

SaaStr

I studied electrical engineering. I went out and interviewed companies that I thought could be their customers. Ryan Carlson: And those things only matter if you can turn them into paying customers. And ultimately, and this is probably the most important part, pulling the customers into this discussion.